What buoys it is an extremely likable cast, riding the waves of a hummable score that sounds variously of Mexico, Broadway and American pop. (The music director is Roberto Sinha.) And it doesn’t hurt ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The latest realization of Josefina López' seminal play is bigger, brighter and bursting with heart as it traces Ana García's ...

There is bright news and bum news for Ana (Lucy Godínez), the young heroine of the new musical “Real Women Have Curves” at the American Repertory Theater here.

The Latina seamstresses at a dressmaking workshop in East L.A. express their credo at the top of the new musical “Real Women Have Curves.” With the pulsating song “Make It Work” these women sing about ...

As for “Adios, Andrés”—a funny but genuinely sincere requiem for “Andrés…que viene cada mes” that pops up when Pancha informs Carmen “You got the menopause”—sure, it could easily be cut. But it’s ...

Like America Ferrera before her, Tatianna Córdoba shines in a the star-making role of Ana García. Real Women Have Curves has been moving audiences to tears since the early '90s. As a play, as a film, ...

Real Women Have Curves has been moving audiences to tears since the early '90s. As a play, as a film, and now as a musical, this story has worked as a love letter to women everywhere, and even as it ...